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Old 01-26-2003, 02:25 PM   #1  
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When trying to work out the fat content in something, do you just count the saturated fats or the whole thing? eg. 5g which saturates into 2.5g?

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Sapphire...i'd count the whole thing
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Definately the whole thing.The higher in fat the worse it is regardless of what fat it is, although of course saturated is the worst.
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thanks for the advice girls, much appreciated.
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